In the Blender Python API, some operators can only be called in the area they are intended for. If we call such an operator in another area, it will not be executed or Blender will throw an error. To call a context-related operator from an area not intended for it, we need to redefine the context.
Blender add-on “AniCam” updated to v. 1.2.1.
With the Blender Bookmarks add-on, you can bookmark the current viewport location and objects, so you can quickly return to them with a single click of the bookmark button.
Blender add-on “NodeTree Source” updated to v. 1.2.5.
In order to append the necessary meshes into the scene by name from an external blend file, we can use the wm.append operator or use the BlendDataLibraries mechanism.
Appending objects into the scene by name from an external blend fileRead More »
We can quickly transfer the local coordinate system from one object to another by joining and next separating them, or by performing the “Align to Transform Orientation” operation with the “Affect only Origins” option turned on.
Transferring the local coordinate system from one object to anotherRead More »
To select all objects in a collection with the Blender Python API, we need to walk through the list of these objects and call the “select_set” method for each of them, specifying the “True” value in the parameter.
It is impossible to track the switching between object and edit mode by the user with common handlers in Blender, there are no handlers for such event type in the bpy.app.handlers. However, this can be tracked through the Message Bus.
Tracking when the user switching between object and edit modeRead More »
foreach_set is a convenient wrapper in the Blender Python API for quickly setting the desired value for each element of the bpy_prop_collection type. However, when using this function, script developers sometimes run into an error.
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